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Chase Bank Is Stealing from Local Small Businesses

Here's How:

  • Chase Bank ignores evidence provided by businesses when defending fraudulent chargebacks issued by Chase Bank cardholders

  • Chase Bank refuses to talk to us regarding this issue unless we agree to not record the call

  • When customers realize their mistake and ask Chase Bank to drop chargebacks, Chase Bank recommends to not drop the chargeback

  • Chargeback fraud is not just for cardholders anymore.....Chase Bank makes money off every chargeback, regardless of the outcome

  • Chase Bank finds in favor of their cardholders, even when the cardholder admits his mistake in writing

Who We Are:

  • I am the owner of a small business located in Eldersburg, Maryland

  • I am tired of big banks allowing their cardholders to file fraudulent chargebacks

  • I am tired of big banks like Chase Bank ignoring the terms and conditions that our customer agreed to, then finding in favor of their cardholders (despite the mountain of evidence)

  • After decades of dealing with chargeback fraud, I'm fighting back

  • Protesting in front of bad businesses such as Chase Bank is the ultimate 1-star review.

Formal Position

Silence is not compliance: every unacknowledged notice remains an active legal record.

When internal escalation channels go dark and formal notices sit unanswered, verified publication becomes the sole viable instrument to compel institutional accountability and public scrutiny.

Primary Records

Archived evidentiary files

Every factual assertion on this docket rests on verified postal tracking receipts, contradictory bank transcripts, and formal regulatory filings submitted directly to enforcement authorities.

Series A
Series B
Series C

Certified postal slips

Account statement logs

Regulatory notices

Nineteen registered delivery confirmations bearing bank reception stamps, delivery timestamps, and recipient signatures gathered over fourteen consecutive months.

Fourteen sequential monthly disclosures demonstrating conflicting balance deductions, unexplained ledger reversals, and unfulfilled corrective adjustments promised by regional managers.

Formal transmittal receipts and sworn affidavits submitted to the consumer financial protection bureau and regional banking ombudsman offices.

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The documented timeline and primary-source files remain accessible for independent press review, legal examination, and public verification.